Comments by "Anony Mousse" (@anon_y_mousse) on "TikTok Breach: 2 Billion Accounts u0026 Source Code Hacked?" video.

@DarkGladiator That's the dream. All of TikTok and YT shorts.
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What about for the people who watched the video and still think it's real? I suppose you could make a list of all the videos like yours showing that it's BS. I nominate Mental Outlaw for video number 2 in the list. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1uX2tRokZg
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@robonator2945 If you wanted to fake a data breach and have people believe it, you might fake the test data and use public scrapings. Then people would look at it like you are.
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@robonator2945 And thus the conspiracy theory is born. Yay!
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@robonator2945 Yeah, because it's totally a conspiracy theory to say that someone would lie for clout.
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@robonator2945 Okay, so on the one hand we have a whole bunch of people investigate the data set and call it out as a fraud, and on the other hand we have one guy potentially faking a few bits of data to claim he did something. You doubt the group with more experience than you at analyzing the data set while trusting the clearly untrustworthy individual, because if he's telling the truth he just stole user data, and you're telling me that doesn't in any way fit the definition of conspiracy theory?
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@robonator2945 Have to go all the way back to when people thought the world was flat to get an example of groups of people agreeing while still being wrong. Odd, since there are more recent examples, and better ones. How about this, you examine the data yourself, then once you've concluded it's BS, get back to me on conspiracy theories.
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@robonator2945 No, you clearly don't understand what I'm saying. Sure, there are cases where throngs of people agree on something and are wrong, and there's a bunch of examples within the last 20 years. However, in this case looking at the data will disprove what you're saying. That tons of people agree is irrelevant if the data proves they're right. That you haven't seen it yourself is just icing on the cake for what you're saying being a conspiracy theory. That you don't understand that shows you have a severe cognitive bias.
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@robonator2945 Dozens of experts have told me the sky is blue. I went out and looked at the sky and concluded it was blue. You tell me it's actually fuchsia and that whoever put the sky up is incompetent. Yet I'm the crazy one spewing conspiracy theories. You know your stuff, a real fine connoisseur of data and human behavioral analysis. You've quite expertly dragged me down to your level and beat me with your experience, grade A trolling.
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